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Re: NVIDIA Jetson TX1

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Originally Posted by Nemo View Post
How does one deliver 19V power to a TX1?

Edit: Better question: how low can the voltage go and still run the TX1 development kit?
We have the same question. The box shows it's rated for 5.5-19.6v. We were having some issues running it on 12v last night. Just curious to see if other teams have found another solution already?
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